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A vertical successive-approximation A/D converter architecture for high-speed applications
A non-iterative successive approximation quantization technique that provides high throughput rates at low decision cost/bit is described. The MSBs are obtained in a flash-like architecture operating according to a unidirectional successive approximation algorithm. The LSBs are then generated by recycling the built-in flash-type quantizer. Resolution is extendable at minimum speed loss through cascading similar stages operating with pipeline timing.